telugu textboxes in asp.net

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hi ,
i created one web application for intranet purpose and my client having no internet connection and i am using Resx files concept for Telugu language.it's working fine. now i want input text also in Telugu how is it possible?
My end user not installed Telugu language.

i want Telugu as input text in text boxes like this way ..

http://www.codeproject.com/Articles/301832/Custom-Text-box-Control-that-Switch-keyboard-langu

Remember my client having no internet connection. it's only intranet application.

Posted 7-Aug-12 19:25pm

sai sagar

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 8-Aug-12 1:37am

What does it mean "not installed Telugu language"? So well-known languages are not "installed", they are available by default in most modern systems. (A keyboard is set up though, but it does not mean "installed".) And what prevents you from using the method from this article?
--SA

sai sagar 8-Aug-12 1:39am

but most of user don't installed. in case end user not installed then what happening?

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 8-Aug-12 12:57pm

What's the client's platform?
--SA

bbirajdar 8-Aug-12 3:04am

Why are you reposting the same question again and again for different regional languages ? You have posted the same question for telugu, hindi , arabic... languages...

reposts

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 8-Aug-12 13:09pm

Really? Needs reporting as re-post. Too bad I did not noticed before I answered (please see).
--SA

bbirajdar 10-Aug-12 9:24am

Yes it was .. But the good thing is that you provided a workable solution which the OP did not receive in the previous (re)posts :). So I voted up your efforts

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 10-Aug-12 14:15pm

Thank you.
--SA

bbirajdar 8-Aug-12 3:05am

If you don't have internet connection , then you need to write your own transliteration engine or purchase it from Google or Microsoft

Bernhard Hiller 8-Aug-12 5:54am

Neither did I install Telugu on my computer. But at least, Telugu characters look fine when I look at them in Wikipedia. And let's try a copy-paste: తెలుగు. Still looks fine while typing here in the field.

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov · Accepted Answer · 2012-08-08T07:07:00

Solution 1

Let me see:

ఁంఃఅఆఇ... ౪౫౬౭౮౯౨౩

I writing it using Windows 7. I know for sure it would work on Linux as well as most other modern platforms. I never installed anything related to Telugu. I don't understand anything in this language, I only known it used Telugu script, one of the Brahmic family (I know just a tiny bit more about other scripts of this family, and mostly because people from India (mostly) ask me questions about their languages — isn't that amazing?) I only typed the beginning and the end of the script character set.

If someone cannot see these characters, please respond — it means we come across a rare case. It should be supported almost anywhere, at least on all modern systems and with non-nonsense browsers.

If I can do it, any of your clients can do. To be on safe side, you can implement exact same method of input described in the article you already know:
Custom TextBox Control that Switches Keyboard Language Automatically[^].

To me, it does not seem the problem exist.

—SA

Posted 8-Aug-12 7:07am

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov

Updated 8-Aug-12 7:08am

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sai sagar 8-Aug-12 23:17pm

finally i got the answer. i wrote Java Script for Telugu and Hindi Languages.

bbirajdar 9-Aug-12 3:32am

'You' wrote??? I don't believe ..!!!!!!!

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 9-Aug-12 13:05pm

Of course this code is crazy, but the idea is right. You only need to create a decoding table (array, actually), not a long "case" statement.
And of course you can do it for any other Unicode script...
Do you still have a problem?
--SA

bbirajdar 9-Aug-12 3:33am

+5 for SA's efforts and solution

sai sagar 9-Aug-12 5:18am

If you Know answer tell to others, otherwise don't discourage others. They are laughing.
do you think you are the only Developer in the world?
how crazy.... and funny.... ha ha ha ha ha......

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 9-Aug-12 13:01pm

Who are you talking to? Who are you blaming and for what? For helping you?
--SA

sai sagar 10-Aug-12 5:00am

hi friend,
That is not for you. that guy said "'You' wrote??? I don't believe"
that's why i am sending that message to him.
thanks for your supporting

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 10-Aug-12 12:12pm

I got it -- thanks for the clarification. I agree it was not appropriate -- everyone deserves trust; and there was no a reason not to trust your words.
Are you going to accept this answer formally (green button)? -- thanks.
Good luck.
--SA

sai sagar 10-Aug-12 4:58am

this is for you only @aspnet_regiis